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u. s. air force base there. that was a lloyd austin, the u. s. secretary of defense addressing the, the meeting of the defense contact group on ukraine, lloyd austin there, outlining the, the amount of support has been provided to ukraine so far. and, and suggesting that the resolve within that contact group was strong and would continue. he did mention however, that it would be a hard road ahead. and several times he said that the, it's important that the allies, they are gathered in that room there, there are 50 or more of would be committed to the long haul for assisting ukraine in its war with russia are corresponded benyamin over as gruber is there in ramstein for as he's been following. ah, this all along he'll be. he'll be with us now for a for a while. tell us benjamin. ah, what did you make of lloyd austin's speech there? we must evolve as to warry. vol said was one of the sentences that the secretary of defense sad. he said that it's important for them for the allies to show the commitment with ukraine 4 months after the 1st meeting

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air base, the u. s. secretary defense lloyd austin renewed the commitment of the ukraine defense contact group today of of critical military aid to sustain ukrainian forces for the long term among the issues to be tackled at ramstein are the training of ukrainian troops and the challenges of producing and restocking ammunition for western weapon systems used by ukrainian forces here somewhat austin had to say, and ladies and gentlemen of face, so the war is changing. and so is the mission of this contact group. we will work together to train ukraine's forces for the long haul. we work together to help integrate ukraine's capabilities and bolster its joint operations. for the long haul, we'll work together to upgrade our defense industrial bases to meet ukraine's requirements for the long haul. and we'll work together for the port for production and innovation to meet ukraine. self defense needs for the long haul. standing by force in ramstein is our correspondent, many mean alvarez grover. but i mean, we just heard the u. s. defense secretary there repeatedly stressing the need to provide military support for ukraine for the long haul. does that tell us

air base u. s. secretary of defense lloyd austin renewed us commitment to the ukraine defense contact group. the pact aims to deliver critical military i to sustain ukrainian forces for the long term among the issues to be tackled at ramstein on the training of ukrainian trips, and the challenges of producing and restocking ammunition for western weapons systems used by ukrainian troops. here's some of what austin had to say. and ladies and gentlemen, the face of the wars changing, and so is the mission of this contact group. we will work together to train ukraine's forces. for the long haul. we work together to help integrate ukraine's capabilities and bolster it's joint operations. for the long haul, we'll work together to upgrade our defense industrial basis to meet ukraine's requirements for the long haul. and we'll work together for the port for production and innovation to meet ukraine. self defense needs for the long haul and i standing by for us at ramstein abbeys is our cars bonnet. benjamin alvarez grew by bench. we just heard lloyd austin ne, repeatedly stressing the need to support ukraine for the long whole. and what does that tell us about the how t